The Las Vegas Raiders' front office took a hard look in the mirror and at their roster following a dismal 2025 campaign. Las Vegas added waves of talent in free agency and the NFL Draft, addressing the roster's most pressing needs, with its defensive backfield receiving the most attention.
Assessing the Las Vegas Raiders' roster is one of the most fascinating exercises to immerse yourself in, as training camp is heating up - literally and figuratively.
The Las Vegas Raiders are preparing for the preseason when they'll take on the Arizona Cardinals first in front of their home fans. Pete Carroll's Raiders played the Cardinals to wrap up last preseason, with Arizona emerging victorious.
Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby and quarterback Kirk Cousins found themselves on the sidelines for the team’s Saturday practice after a heated scuffle the day before.
Even with numerous general managers and head coaches, the Las Vegas Raiders have spent much of the past five seasons trying to find a group of cornerbacks they can build their defensive backfield around.
The NFL is the biggest sports organization in the United States of America, as American Football has been dominating the headlines in this country for quite some time.
The Las Vegas Raiders have found themselves a steal at cornerback with Hezekiah Masses, as Joe Woods said he reminds him of Denzel Ward. The Las Vegas Raiders may have struck gold in their 2026 draft class.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders held their 12th day of training camp today (ninth practice), and with their first preseason game coming up on Thursday, this team is ready to start hitting someone other than themselves.
The Las Vegas Raiders are quickly approaching the end of training camp and their first preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals. Las Vegas has made the most of its training camp practices so far.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby were held out of team drills Saturday for disciplinary reasons after their Friday practice exchange, turning one hot camp moment into something more meaningful for the Raiders.
A pair of Las Vegas Raiders defenders recently offered insight into Rob Leonard’s new defense, built on player input, versatility and a growing “we” mentality.
Las Vegas Raiders rookie Fernando Mendoza got a valuable opportunity as Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby’s training camp clash creates unexpected buzz in Las Vegas.
Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins and pass rusher Maxx Crosby were held out of Saturday's training camp practice for violating the team rules prohibiting fights when they went chest to chest during the Friday session.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a good thing going on in the edge room with Maxx Crosby and Tonka Hemingway. Training camp has been going so well for the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders won’t be moving away from Kirk Cousins as the starting quarterback despite throwing two red-zone interceptions. There are position battles all over the Las Vegas Raiders roster at training camp.
The Raiders have won just seven games the last two seasons while finishing last in the AFC West both times. It has been a disaster. Don’t expect the 2026 standings to look much different.
The Las Vegas Raiders enter the 2026 NFL season with an offense that many people don't know what to expect from. They have a new quarterback under center to start the season with Kirk Cousins, and an entirely new offense as a whole with Klint Kubiak taking over as the head coach.
According to Sam Warren of The Athletic, Crosby and Cousins got into a bit of a scuffle during Friday's practice after Crosby tipped a pass and Cousins "got in [Crosby's] face afterward," which resulted in a bit of a shouting match between the two.
Ashton Jeanty knows what Year 2 is supposed to look like. The Raiders running back is not talking like a player easing into a new offense. He is talking like a centerpiece who wants more responsibility, more ways to attack defenses and a bigger place in the NFL conversation.